Louisa Catherine Johnson Adams to Abigail Smith Adams, February 11, 1805
Washington Febry. 11th. 1805 My Dear Madam I received your two kind letters a few days since and was much affected by the account of poor Louisa’s illness and the…
Washington Febry. 11th. 1805 My Dear Madam I received your two kind letters a few days since and was much affected by the account of poor Louisa’s illness and the…
Washington 8. Feby: 1805. I have two or three letters from you which I am afraid will never be answered in the manner all your letters deserve to be answered;…
Quincy Feb. 7. 1805 Dear Sir I received your favour of the 24 of Jan. this morning. I must repeat to you that I neither expect nor desire that you…
Washington City 3. Feby: 1805. Dear Sir. I have received your letter enclosing Mr: Bradford’s Sermon which I have read with much pleasure; and informing me of the cruel misfortune…
[ , Start insertion, Washington. 27 January 1805 , End, ] I have this morning received your favor of the 7th, and thank you for it; I should be glad…
Quincy Jan. 27. 1805 Dear Sir Your favour of the fourteenth, with its ample Enclosures of Documents, has arrived in good order….I deliver all the Journals of Senate and House,…
Quincy Jan’ry 27th 1805 My dear Mrs Adams Inclosed you have a Letter, to mr Rutledge which you may if you like send to your Brother if you think it…
Quincy Janry 26 1805 my dear Friend My mind is so anxiously engaged for you my Dear Friend, and your Family that I cannot think of any thing else; tho…
Washington 24. January 1805 Dear Sir You will find, in the multitude of public documents, which I constantly transmit to you, the only apology I have to offer, for the…
Quincy december 18th 1804 My dear son I last week received your Letter of december 3d in replie to mine of Novbr 11th, not having made any mention of it…